I was on the edge of my seat on that train tussle Lol. Interesting cave hole under the abandoned tracks and interesting water station building too. Thanks for sharing. That was really awesome. 😊
Thanks so much Alicia 😊😊 that was I believe my 3 time across and it still gives me the chills ! Doesn't help being afraid of heights either.😂 so happy we discovered a whole bunch different things down there like the cars and the concrete structure! Love exploring places like this. Thanks again for watching, I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos! Just wish we found the rail cart!
@@OutNaturing Maybe you could go a 4th time Lol and find them 🤣 I like exploring old abandoned houses but haven't done it since I was a teenager. I would love to start it up again.
@@thebarefootcountrychick5536 you should definitely do it if you want! I'm so mad it took me this long to get the courage to actually make videos and get in front of the camera! Now I find it so much fun getting to share my adventures and visit all these new places I might never have seen myself! Lol I used to do the abandoned houses and exploring too back in my high school days using my mom over the shoulder video camera😂😂 wish I could find and watch those videos now!! And you're in luck! We plan on making one last trip that way this summer! We found some great swimming holes along the way we want to visit and also finish up that trail! And thanks to much Alicia for coming along with jp and myself on this amazing adventure 😊
@@OutNaturing Oh yes our swimming holes are pretty fun, and very cold 🤣🤣 But right now everything is flooded. Our Falls Park in Greenville is so bad right now. I've never seen it rain so much in all my 30 years of life!! But your right I do need to get back out there and explore some more. I love all your videos and JPs they are pretty amazing. 😊
The scenery, WATER & all, so beautiful. OM STARS! Looking over the edge of tressel 🤤 (even on video) made me dizzy! Brave souls! Really love the videos of yours I've seen so far. Be safe out there. Thank you.
Aww thanks Glenda!😊 glad you're enjoying the videos! Such a cool spot to explore. Those abandoned rail lines held a bunch cool artifacts near it! Loved the cars we found and even those concrete structures we found at the end. Such a beautiful hike!
Love that you explored until you lost light. It's like being there with you. Fantastic scenery. Love the rails in the air. Trestle gives me the willies!
hey Jeni👋😊 it was fun to get to explore until night time. it gave a sense of how long these adventures really are some time. haha the trestle gives me the willies too still 😂😂
Adrenaline rush on the train trestle !! Amazing views , I like finding abandoned cars , they have stories to tell , finding the reservoir at night adds mystery to it , loved the night sky too !
thank you so very much Angel😊😊 its definitely a rush crossing that trestle for sure. at 10 stories tall and 500ft across its intimidating. have a great day out here with jp we got to see a lot of this area we never explored before!
Aww thanks Arlen☺ I appreciate that! I'll definitely have more railroad content coming. Found some remains of an old rr Bridge that has some history here I need to film!
Thanks Linda😊 only spent a little time in the dark and luckily I was with Jpvideos and we had our flashlights and protection on hand! We try and be as careful as possible, promise!😊
Thank tabby cat😊😊 I really enjoy getting to go out film with jp. Hes a really good guy that I'm proud to have as a friend. Lol as for the trestle .. I still don't know how I cross it every time ! I hate heights!🤣
Fantastic video 😁 You covered everything I love - hiking , trains , train trestles and streams with waterfalls 💦 Watching you walk across that bridge I had my heart in my mouth until you got across safely !! Nice picture looking back on that trestle 👍 Great place to hike - I wish it was closer to Connecticut! I really enjoyed this adventure- I would be tempted to explore what looked like a cave - an abandoned mine ?? Thanks for sharing another great adventure 😁👍💕
Elna you're making me blush here😊😊 in super lucky to have such awesome places to get out and explore. This location was maybe 20 minutes away from home! Love exploring places like this. Always something new and interesting to find!🥰 stay tuned were coming back to this spot to finish locating the abandoned cart and to swim in the many holes along the way!😊😊
Aw shucks! Too bad you lost daylight with so much more to explore....but hey! That means more videos to come! 😊 Still don't know how you manage to cross that bridge...lol! Loved the "suspended" flying railroad tracks...that was crazy! Thanks again for taking us along....beautiful views of the area! 😊
Lol men I still dont know how muster up the confidence to cross that trestle. I'm afraid of heights myself so I'm in shock every time I cross it. I cant pass it up though the views from the top are incredible! How cool where those tracks just floating in midair look. I loved that too😄 were coming back for sure in the summer. There are great swimming holes in the beginning. And thanks Jennifer for joing jp and myself on that trip out. We definitely were beat after but 100% enjoyed it!
I loved this trail! Think it's our 2nd time trying to complete it before the sun goes down. Lol. At least we get a lil further each time🤣 the area is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks so much for coming along with us on this adventure! Lota more to come👍😁
I loved crossing that trestle when we did this trek. The view is phenomenal. From what I can tell, that abandoned car is a late 60's Lincoln Mark III. Looking forward to exploring this section we didn't get to cover last time. That cavern you guys found, could that have been a water way from coming off the mountain possibly?
So much fun crossing it with that crew last time!! Had a blast! It never will get old coming to that trestle and taking your 1st steps out to cross! Wait until you see the swimming spots we found on the hike it's going to be awesome to take a dip! Yeah I think that cavern was definitely for water coming down the mountain.
@@OutNaturing I'm down for that. I want to get back up there again as well. As I had said, the one car appeared to be late 60s Lincoln Mark III and the one with blue paint appears to be a 70's Chevy Nova/Pontiac Ventura. I would love to get back there to check k them out.
Absolutely right there Karen! So much beauty and abandoned remains all over back at that location. It was great getting to discover it! Jp and I had a great time getting to search this whole area and we still couldn't finish due to us losing sunlight! And thanks that trestle will for sure get the blood moving haha😂 thanks so much for checking out this video a lil change from the waterfalls lol
@@karenpacker8862 we will definitely be back in the summer to finish this for sure! We also have so cool swimming spots to film too! That area has so much to offer! Love it.
Mike...that was a great video. I think it's amazing that you keep facing your fear of heights. 😊The view from the Tressel was awesome. I would love to see it in person. I bet it so much more beautiful.
Thanks so much Desi😊💚 yeah I shock myself when I go back and watch the video or when I'm editing. I'm like how did I just do that! Lol. But its helping me greatly overcome the heights fear little by little! And yes the trestle in person and the view in person is unbelievable the camera doesn't do any justice for it. I really glad that you enjoyed this adventure with us. It was a long beautiful hike that's for sure!😊
@@OutNaturing I really did. I like to hike and be in nature when I can around where I live. But it is nice to see other areas from the perspective of someone else. It's like seeing the world with different eyes. Thank you for doing like you do. 💜
Thanks so much! The stone work was amazing down there and it was all over!! And I didn't forget about you! Lol thanks so much for checking out the new video!
When I saw JP in his video when he crossed the first time, I felt quite sick with nerves for him, but he seems to have overcome that fear now! Enjoyable video!
Sheila I was the same way! 1st time watching JP go across my hands were sweating as he crossed lol. So awesome that I've been able to cross the trestle a few times now and I can say It didnt get any easier! Thanks sheila for watching the video 😊 glad you enjoyed!
That's great! I believe adam thinks the same thing! I wish I knew cars enough to tell from that state! So unexpectedly found those right off the main trail! And thanks Jay for giving a watch and coming along with us on this adventure!
You should walk the old Laurel Line through Avoco and Dupont. It ran through a cut behind my aunt and uncle's house on Highland Ave. in Avoca. The cut is still there.
Hi Mike! Beautiful scenery. I am still amazed when you guys cross that trestle. I get queasy watching you. Those steel tracks just suspended w/o support cool looking. Glad you were with JP especially in the dark. Your silhouette before you turned on your flashlight at end looked really mysterious, fit the mood. Awesome video, loved it!! Have great day! :)
hey there marty!😊 it was so beautiful back at these abandoned tracks. we got to explore and see so much. we still have more to go on this section of trail before its finished. i also have another video planned showing the awesome creek and dam leading up to the start of this trip! and the trestle still gives me the shakes and ive crossed it a few times now it seems when crossing it goes on forever lol. worth it for the great views tho! thanks so much again for the kind words and staying with me on my adventures. i love sharing and enjoing them 😊
Another great video! That train trestle is scary but what a great view. That would look amazing in the fall with all the fall colors! Glad you guys didn't have to cross back over it in the dark!! A lot of great finds even if you didn't find what you went for!! Thanks for another great adventure!!
I agree with you we found lots of cool things to explore back there on the old rail line. I still would have loved to have see the train cart in person lol. But the cars, concrete structures, trestle and hike made it well worth it😀 I still get nervous when I think about crossing that trestle but the views are incredible. Fall looks amazing from there. I hope I can see it in spring or summer with all the green. Thanks again for coming along with me on another fun adventure! Plenty more to come 😊😊
I have always enjoyed nature walks ...loved this one : ) Beautiful scenery , hidden surprises and a scary train trestle ...not a "fail" tome that y'all didn't find the railroad cart ..there was still a lot to explore .. Good to see Jay with you : ) Nice job, Mike
thanks so much barb😊! i loved this hike so much. the scenery the whole way was just amazing. it was a shame we didnt see the cart but youre right we got to explore and find a lot of cool things. cant wait to finish this trail up this summer! always have a great time exploring with jay hopefully we will shoot something together very soon.
Thanks Sandra!!😊 the trestle is terrifying lol. Well for me because I'm afraid of heights! Slowly conquering the fear with all these crazy adventures we go on. We have lots more collaborations in store for the future including camping!! Cant wait! And thanks again Sandra for coming along on the adventure with us😀
Late watching thiis. Great video. Deffinatly need to go back. Wouldn't it be nice to have a house on that water tank base you all found at the end. Extend it out to cover both openings. Has to be a round house or geo-dome one.
This was great. Jp and I had a fun time with this one. Such a long hike. We went until we ran out of sun lol. I'd definitely set that water tank structure up as a little house for myself would be so cool! We're going to definitely continue on with this in the spring or summer! Lots of swimming holes along the way too.
Yeah we have tons of miles of abandoned rail around here. We have a lot of mining around here. Most lines were used to move the anthracite from the mines. As for the lines, I want to say Erie rr.
@@OutNaturing The New York Ontario and Western railway used to run right up that way when through Mayfield, Jermyn, Archbald. There were even some abandoned wrecked Freight cars alongside the highway when I was up there back in 75. They went belly up and all the trackage was ripped up in March of 1957.
Id love to have found an abandoned cart. We had information on one before but was gone. I absolutely love hiking these old lines! Thanks so much for the information!
Lol tenlives! That was actually the plan at the start. Luckily JP knew the area and scouted a shortcut in case of us losing light. We took a short cut somewhere at the end the the video that took us back across and closer to the start spot to save walking back a few miles! I agree walking the trestle would have definitely been awesome.
Great video ! What is that metal thing at the end of the trestle you guys walked over ? Have you ever been to the kinzua bridge in mt jewett pa? The area you were in reminds of that bridge...
hey there Carolann 😊 you know i actually havent heard of that bridge in mt jewett but now im going to have to do some research on it for sure! as fot that metal that is blocking the end of the bridge in not to sure? id like to know also if anyone has the details. interesting to find out !
Carolann Tracy When we first moved to PA the trains were still running over the Kinzua Viaduct. Nice little tourist RR. All gone after the tornado in 2003.
Is that an active track under that trestle? I guess the railroad has to keep an eye on the bridge to inspect it from rotten stuff falling down in the tracks. Thanks for the cool tour.
i believe there is one active line under the trestle. on top the walkway is all rotted and cant be walked on safely. as for the ties they are for the most part solid there are a few that are starting to rot as well and wouldnt want to step on. overall its a very sturdy bridge. youre very welcome Karl. so glad you came along with us!
Nice video Mike..give you credit for crossing that trestle not something I would try..the scenery is amazing and even tho you didn't find the cart..you managed to find some other cool things...loved the spooky lighting effect at the end..😳👍👍👍
Thanks so much Sharon 😊 crossing that trestle still gives me a chill too! I'm afraid of heights so something like this slowly helps conquer the fear and I continue pass up the gorgeous views you get from the middle looking out both ways. Incredible! Lol yeah we were hiking for a long time on this one and hiked back to the car via flashlights. Felt it would give a good perspective of how long we are out adventuring on these trips 😊 thanks. As always for joining jp and I on this cool trip. Stay tuned for the final trip this summer !
Awesome video that train track you were walking next to before you made it to the abandoned train trestle that crosses under the train tracks do trains come through there every day if they do if you are on top of that abandoned train trestle maybe you guys can film some trains going by under that abandoned train trestle and when was this abandoned Railroad train trussle last used and when was last train that went across this trestle and those other abandoned railroads that you guys found when was this abandoned and when was the last train that came through here on these
Yeah trains run under that abandoned trestle. Im not sure of the schedule at this location but I agree. It would be pretty awesome to see a train from above the tracks on the tall trestle!
@@OutNaturing there's an old abandoned train trestle in Newark Ohio off raccoon drive and I have always been afraid to walk on it but I stood next to it maybe some of these abandoned railroads maybe they could possibly turn into a bike path I noticed that some of the wooden railings on The trestle was missing
Haha Alan, could you imagine that reaction video😂😂 I'd be priceless! Glad we were lucky and it was empty! Thanks for coming along with us! We definitely had a good time
I think this bridge may have been 100ft across if that and maybe 2stories high the jessup trestle is 500ft across and 10 stories high! The jessup trestle is so scary if you saw it in person!
We didn't find any physical pieces left of the cart unfortunately. Only 2 possible spots that it could have laid to rest before maybe getting scrapped?
The buildings in the beginning are from the old reservoir there. I actually have a video on my channel filming there and showing those building and area. And for the block in front of the trestle I would imagine to keep atvs and other motorized things off. Long way down
Good morning, I enjoyed yr videos so much I subscribed. I noticed you haven't partnered with Jay P. in a long time. I enjoyed that and I also like his videos. Is the partnership over? I posed that question to him, no response. A simple yes or no would suffice. Keep up the good work!
Not a bad video ...Not a criticism but a suggestion....Do a little research of the history . What railroad ?.....When was the bridge built ?....What was the line used for ? ... Why was the line abandoned ?
well taken! for sure an earlier video and had no information prior to visiting. hopefully newer videos will be more informational. thanks again for the feedback!
Mike, first time I've seen you on TH-cam in years. I hope yr planning on returning, yr missed! Hope yr well.
im working on making a new video very soon! thanks so much for watching. this was an awesome adventure for sure!
I was on the edge of my seat on that train tussle Lol. Interesting cave hole under the abandoned tracks and interesting water station building too. Thanks for sharing. That was really awesome. 😊
Thanks so much Alicia 😊😊 that was I believe my 3 time across and it still gives me the chills ! Doesn't help being afraid of heights either.😂 so happy we discovered a whole bunch different things down there like the cars and the concrete structure! Love exploring places like this. Thanks again for watching, I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos! Just wish we found the rail cart!
@@OutNaturing Maybe you could go a 4th time Lol and find them 🤣 I like exploring old abandoned houses but haven't done it since I was a teenager. I would love to start it up again.
@@thebarefootcountrychick5536 you should definitely do it if you want! I'm so mad it took me this long to get the courage to actually make videos and get in front of the camera! Now I find it so much fun getting to share my adventures and visit all these new places I might never have seen myself! Lol I used to do the abandoned houses and exploring too back in my high school days using my mom over the shoulder video camera😂😂 wish I could find and watch those videos now!!
And you're in luck! We plan on making one last trip that way this summer! We found some great swimming holes along the way we want to visit and also finish up that trail! And thanks to much Alicia for coming along with jp and myself on this amazing adventure 😊
@@OutNaturing Oh yes our swimming holes are pretty fun, and very cold 🤣🤣 But right now everything is flooded. Our Falls Park in Greenville is so bad right now. I've never seen it rain so much in all my 30 years of life!! But your right I do need to get back out there and explore some more. I love all your videos and JPs they are pretty amazing. 😊
@@thebarefootcountrychick5536 thank you so much 😊😊🥰 and definitely get out there and explore!
The scenery, WATER & all, so beautiful.
OM STARS! Looking over the edge of tressel 🤤 (even on video) made me dizzy! Brave souls! Really love the videos of yours I've seen so far. Be safe out there. Thank you.
Aww thanks Glenda!😊 glad you're enjoying the videos! Such a cool spot to explore. Those abandoned rail lines held a bunch cool artifacts near it! Loved the cars we found and even those concrete structures we found at the end. Such a beautiful hike!
Love that you explored until you lost light. It's like being there with you. Fantastic scenery. Love the rails in the air. Trestle gives me the willies!
hey Jeni👋😊 it was fun to get to explore until night time. it gave a sense of how long these adventures really are some time. haha the trestle gives me the willies too still 😂😂
Adrenaline rush on the train trestle !!
Amazing views , I like finding abandoned cars , they have stories to tell , finding the reservoir at night adds mystery to it , loved the night sky too !
thank you so very much Angel😊😊 its definitely a rush crossing that trestle for sure. at 10 stories tall and 500ft across its intimidating. have a great day out here with jp we got to see a lot of this area we never explored before!
You two are getting better at that trestle!!
Haha! Getting the hang of these hights things😂😂 JK. It's still so intimidating when you start to approach the beginning!
Love your hikes especially with all the railroad content.Keep up the great videos.
Aww thanks Arlen☺ I appreciate that! I'll definitely have more railroad content coming. Found some remains of an old rr Bridge that has some history here I need to film!
That was excellent thanks. A bit worrying watching you do it in the dark. Thanks for taking me along
Thanks Linda😊 only spent a little time in the dark and luckily I was with Jpvideos and we had our flashlights and protection on hand! We try and be as careful as possible, promise!😊
Well that’s good
Good video Mike. It is fun seeing both yours and Jays videos. I think you handled the trestle better. Lol Thanks for sharing.
Thank tabby cat😊😊 I really enjoy getting to go out film with jp. Hes a really good guy that I'm proud to have as a friend. Lol as for the trestle .. I still don't know how I cross it every time ! I hate heights!🤣
Fantastic video 😁 You covered everything I love - hiking , trains , train trestles and streams with waterfalls 💦
Watching you walk across that bridge I had my heart in my mouth until you got across safely !! Nice picture looking back on that trestle 👍
Great place to hike - I wish it was closer to Connecticut!
I really enjoyed this adventure- I would be tempted to explore what looked like a cave - an abandoned mine ??
Thanks for sharing another great adventure 😁👍💕
Elna you're making me blush here😊😊 in super lucky to have such awesome places to get out and explore. This location was maybe 20 minutes away from home! Love exploring places like this. Always something new and interesting to find!🥰 stay tuned were coming back to this spot to finish locating the abandoned cart and to swim in the many holes along the way!😊😊
Out Naturing
Sounds fantastic- I will definitely stay tuned 😁😁
😊😊👍
love the railway truss bridge
Thank you! It always makes the blood pump crossing that trestle. Its definitely a beautiful structure and provides such a wonderful view on top!
You should get rail car and ride the old rails. When was last train on track
Jessup trestle last used in 83.
Simply amazing
Aww thank you so much Rhonda 😊
@@OutNaturing , my pleasure😊
Aw shucks! Too bad you lost daylight with so much more to explore....but hey! That means more videos to come! 😊 Still don't know how you manage to cross that bridge...lol! Loved the "suspended" flying railroad tracks...that was crazy! Thanks again for taking us along....beautiful views of the area! 😊
Lol men I still dont know how muster up the confidence to cross that trestle. I'm afraid of heights myself so I'm in shock every time I cross it. I cant pass it up though the views from the top are incredible! How cool where those tracks just floating in midair look. I loved that too😄 were coming back for sure in the summer. There are great swimming holes in the beginning. And thanks Jennifer for joing jp and myself on that trip out. We definitely were beat after but 100% enjoyed it!
Out Naturing oh yeah! A dam explore and swimming holes 😊 That's gonna be awesome!! 😆 That place has it all!
@@jenniferbutcher8393 it definitely does! Summer cant come soon enough lol😊😂
Another beautiful area! Love all the birch bark trees.
I loved this trail! Think it's our 2nd time trying to complete it before the sun goes down. Lol. At least we get a lil further each time🤣 the area is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks so much for coming along with us on this adventure! Lota more to come👍😁
I wanna get down here and check it out myself sometime soon
you definitely should! id join you in a heartbeat!
Did Tom ever cross with you?
@@samanthab1923 yeah I was there
History Hunting with Tom How scary was it?
@@samanthab1923 Honestly it wasnt scary at all. It looks worse on film
I loved crossing that trestle when we did this trek. The view is phenomenal. From what I can tell, that abandoned car is a late 60's Lincoln Mark III. Looking forward to exploring this section we didn't get to cover last time. That cavern you guys found, could that have been a water way from coming off the mountain possibly?
So much fun crossing it with that crew last time!! Had a blast! It never will get old coming to that trestle and taking your 1st steps out to cross! Wait until you see the swimming spots we found on the hike it's going to be awesome to take a dip! Yeah I think that cavern was definitely for water coming down the mountain.
@@OutNaturing I'm down for that. I want to get back up there again as well. As I had said, the one car appeared to be late 60s Lincoln Mark III and the one with blue paint appears to be a 70's Chevy Nova/Pontiac Ventura. I would love to get back there to check k them out.
@@adamtereska8734 100% down with going back!
Beauty and remains. Cant miss on this one! Awesome job on crossing the trestle again!
Absolutely right there Karen! So much beauty and abandoned remains all over back at that location. It was great getting to discover it! Jp and I had a great time getting to search this whole area and we still couldn't finish due to us losing sunlight! And thanks that trestle will for sure get the blood moving haha😂 thanks so much for checking out this video a lil change from the waterfalls lol
@@OutNaturing theres more to see then waterfalls( I wrote that?!!!,lol) and thats good too. Wished you guys had more daylight too!!!
@@karenpacker8862 we will definitely be back in the summer to finish this for sure! We also have so cool swimming spots to film too! That area has so much to offer! Love it.
Mike...that was a great video. I think it's amazing that you keep facing your fear of heights. 😊The view from the Tressel was awesome. I would love to see it in person. I bet it so much more beautiful.
Thanks so much Desi😊💚 yeah I shock myself when I go back and watch the video or when I'm editing. I'm like how did I just do that! Lol. But its helping me greatly overcome the heights fear little by little! And yes the trestle in person and the view in person is unbelievable the camera doesn't do any justice for it. I really glad that you enjoyed this adventure with us. It was a long beautiful hike that's for sure!😊
@@OutNaturing I really did. I like to hike and be in nature when I can around where I live. But it is nice to see other areas from the perspective of someone else. It's like seeing the world with different eyes. Thank you for doing like you do. 💜
@@shaunnac7776 no problem at all it's my pleasure! I love doing it!😊💚
@@OutNaturing thank you 😊
Loved the stone stacks. Maybe CCC remnants. Another great video, Out Naturing!
Thanks so much! The stone work was amazing down there and it was all over!! And I didn't forget about you! Lol thanks so much for checking out the new video!
When I saw JP in his video when he crossed the first time, I felt quite sick with nerves for him, but he seems to have overcome that fear now! Enjoyable video!
Sheila I was the same way! 1st time watching JP go across my hands were sweating as he crossed lol. So awesome that I've been able to cross the trestle a few times now and I can say It didnt get any easier! Thanks sheila for watching the video 😊 glad you enjoyed!
I think that one car might have been an old Lincoln. The others were to far gone to tell what they were. Nice job on the video
That's great! I believe adam thinks the same thing! I wish I knew cars enough to tell from that state! So unexpectedly found those right off the main trail! And thanks Jay for giving a watch and coming along with us on this adventure!
Chrysler or Imperial mid 1960s
You should walk the old Laurel Line through Avoco and Dupont. It ran through a cut behind my aunt and uncle's house on Highland Ave. in Avoca. The cut is still there.
Awesome Jim. I'll definitely research a little more and for sure add it to my list! Super close to home that is!
@@OutNaturing not certain how much is left, and how much has been filled in, but I'd bet there's some interesting stuff down in there.
approaching the bridge was the scariest view Ive seen of it so far from all the videos on it.
the feeling when you approach the trestle for the first time is something else. an adrenaline rush for sure. but the views are well worth it!😊
Hi Mike! Beautiful scenery. I am still amazed when you guys cross that trestle. I get queasy watching you. Those steel tracks just suspended w/o support cool looking. Glad you were with JP especially in the dark. Your silhouette before you turned on your flashlight at end looked really mysterious, fit the mood. Awesome video, loved it!! Have great day! :)
hey there marty!😊 it was so beautiful back at these abandoned tracks. we got to explore and see so much. we still have more to go on this section of trail before its finished. i also have another video planned showing the awesome creek and dam leading up to the start of this trip!
and the trestle still gives me the shakes and ive crossed it a few times now it seems when crossing it goes on forever lol. worth it for the great views tho!
thanks so much again for the kind words and staying with me on my adventures. i love sharing and enjoing them 😊
@@OutNaturing Definitely staying tuned, exciting! :)
Another great video! That train trestle is scary but what a great view. That would look amazing in the fall with all the fall colors! Glad you guys didn't have to cross back over it in the dark!! A lot of great finds even if you didn't find what you went for!! Thanks for another great adventure!!
I agree with you we found lots of cool things to explore back there on the old rail line. I still would have loved to have see the train cart in person lol. But the cars, concrete structures, trestle and hike made it well worth it😀 I still get nervous when I think about crossing that trestle but the views are incredible. Fall looks amazing from there. I hope I can see it in spring or summer with all the green. Thanks again for coming along with me on another fun adventure! Plenty more to come 😊😊
I have always enjoyed nature walks ...loved this one : ) Beautiful scenery , hidden surprises and a scary train trestle ...not a "fail" tome that y'all didn't find the railroad cart ..there was still a lot to explore .. Good to see Jay with you : ) Nice job, Mike
thanks so much barb😊! i loved this hike so much. the scenery the whole way was just amazing. it was a shame we didnt see the cart but youre right we got to explore and find a lot of cool things. cant wait to finish this trail up this summer! always have a great time exploring with jay hopefully we will shoot something together very soon.
Train bridge looks too scary. Love the videos Mike and good to see you two together.
Thanks Sandra!!😊 the trestle is terrifying lol. Well for me because I'm afraid of heights! Slowly conquering the fear with all these crazy adventures we go on. We have lots more collaborations in store for the future including camping!! Cant wait! And thanks again Sandra for coming along on the adventure with us😀
Really enjoy.
Late watching thiis. Great video. Deffinatly need to go back.
Wouldn't it be nice to have a house on that water tank base you all found at the end. Extend it out to cover both openings. Has to be a round house or geo-dome one.
This was great. Jp and I had a fun time with this one. Such a long hike. We went until we ran out of sun lol. I'd definitely set that water tank structure up as a little house for myself would be so cool! We're going to definitely continue on with this in the spring or summer! Lots of swimming holes along the way too.
Only problem getting right of way to build a road.
sure have alot of abandon
railroad trackage? whose?
Yeah we have tons of miles of abandoned rail around here. We have a lot of mining around here. Most lines were used to move the anthracite from the mines. As for the lines, I want to say Erie rr.
@@OutNaturingdoes that include the high bridge and
the active track underneath it? thanks ;-)
@@OutNaturing The New York Ontario and Western railway used to run right up that way when through Mayfield, Jermyn, Archbald. There were even some abandoned wrecked Freight cars alongside the highway when I was up there back in 75. They went belly up and all the trackage was ripped up in March of 1957.
Id love to have found an abandoned cart. We had information on one before but was gone. I absolutely love hiking these old lines! Thanks so much for the information!
Was waiting to see you two recross the train trestle with flashlights.That would have been very interesting. lol
Lol tenlives! That was actually the plan at the start. Luckily JP knew the area and scouted a shortcut in case of us losing light. We took a short cut somewhere at the end the the video that took us back across and closer to the start spot to save walking back a few miles! I agree walking the trestle would have definitely been awesome.
Graffiti at 6:16 😂
Great video ! What is that metal thing at the end of the trestle you guys walked over ? Have you ever been to the kinzua bridge in mt jewett pa? The area you were in reminds of that bridge...
hey there Carolann 😊 you know i actually havent heard of that bridge in mt jewett but now im going to have to do some research on it for sure! as fot that metal that is blocking the end of the bridge in not to sure? id like to know also if anyone has the details. interesting to find out !
Carolann Tracy When we first moved to PA the trains were still running over the Kinzua Viaduct. Nice little tourist RR. All gone after the tornado in 2003.
@@samanthab1923 love the area . Ive been there about 5 times ...
Is that an active track under that trestle? I guess the railroad has to keep an eye on the bridge to inspect it from rotten stuff falling down in the tracks. Thanks for the cool tour.
i believe there is one active line under the trestle. on top the walkway is all rotted and cant be walked on safely. as for the ties they are for the most part solid there are a few that are starting to rot as well and wouldnt want to step on. overall its a very sturdy bridge. youre very welcome Karl. so glad you came along with us!
Nice video Mike..give you credit for crossing that trestle not something I would try..the scenery is amazing and even tho you didn't find the cart..you managed to find some other cool things...loved the spooky lighting effect at the end..😳👍👍👍
Thanks so much Sharon 😊 crossing that trestle still gives me a chill too! I'm afraid of heights so something like this slowly helps conquer the fear and I continue pass up the gorgeous views you get from the middle looking out both ways. Incredible! Lol yeah we were hiking for a long time on this one and hiked back to the car via flashlights. Felt it would give a good perspective of how long we are out adventuring on these trips 😊 thanks. As always for joining jp and I on this cool trip. Stay tuned for the final trip this summer !
Looking forward to that..😁👍
Awesome video that train track you were walking next to before you made it to the abandoned train trestle that crosses under the train tracks do trains come through there every day if they do if you are on top of that abandoned train trestle maybe you guys can film some trains going by under that abandoned train trestle and when was this abandoned Railroad train trussle last used and when was last train that went across this trestle and those other abandoned railroads that you guys found when was this abandoned and when was the last train that came through here on these
Yeah trains run under that abandoned trestle. Im not sure of the schedule at this location but I agree. It would be pretty awesome to see a train from above the tracks on the tall trestle!
@@OutNaturing there's an old abandoned train trestle in Newark Ohio off raccoon drive and I have always been afraid to walk on it but I stood next to it maybe some of these abandoned railroads maybe they could possibly turn into a bike path I noticed that some of the wooden railings on The trestle was missing
That would be great to see. They have been converting a few old abandoned rails here to rails to trails. They are wonderful!
Great Video Can you tell which railroad used that trestle? Thanks
Thanks Anthony! The tracks are on the Jessup Branch of the Erie Railroad.
Thanks loved those railroads
@@anthonymaida5718 no problem at all! Love hiking the rails!
That was awesome man. I was thinking there was something going to jump out that hole. You just never know who or what it will be hiding in there.
Haha Alan, could you imagine that reaction video😂😂 I'd be priceless! Glad we were lucky and it was empty! Thanks for coming along with us! We definitely had a good time
I might say very scary I wouldn't walk that trestle alone . But awesome video
Its something else crossing that trestle!! Especially for me being afraid of heights! But the views from it are amazing!!
@@OutNaturing im not with heights either but I would walk it with someone I knew
Absolutely! That's like me😊
@@OutNaturing great minds think alike just kidding lol
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What's the difference in length from this & Jessup. The heights look the same,
I think this bridge may have been 100ft across if that and maybe 2stories high the jessup trestle is 500ft across and 10 stories high! The jessup trestle is so scary if you saw it in person!
Out Naturing Oh my that's crazy. Knew it was high but when you describe it like that I don't know how you ever crossed it.
JP mentioned a box car in his video, did either of you ever find it?
We didn't find any physical pieces left of the cart unfortunately. Only 2 possible spots that it could have laid to rest before maybe getting scrapped?
the road your walking on may have been a railroad track, alot of ballast in the middle
What were those abandoned ruins, buildings st the start of the video and why was that obstacle across the tracks on the trestle. Btw great video!!
The buildings in the beginning are from the old reservoir there. I actually have a video on my channel filming there and showing those building and area. And for the block in front of the trestle I would imagine to keep atvs and other motorized things off. Long way down
Best place to swim
still have to get in there yet!!
I come from jp's vidieos
Thanks so much for coming by! I enjoyed the live stream so much tonight!😊💚
Good morning, I enjoyed yr videos so much I subscribed. I noticed you haven't partnered with Jay P. in a long time. I enjoyed that and I also like his videos. Is the partnership over? I posed that question to him, no response. A simple yes or no would suffice. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much Mark! Yeah jp and I probably won't be working together. He kinda just blew me off unfortunately.
One of the cars was a mid-1960s Chrysler or Chrysler Imperial. The others, no clue.
great eyes Jim! i couldnt make any of the cars out! such a crazy find off the trail!
@@OutNaturing the slight outward slant of the front fenders and the chrome trim around them were the giveaways.
at 14 that looks like a lincoln
I would have been a little bit unnerved crossing while listening to that chainsaw and not knowing were or what they were cutting.
Haha I was honestly thinking that as we were at the halfway point! Lil terrifying for sure!
Not a bad video ...Not a criticism but a suggestion....Do a little research of the history . What railroad ?.....When was the bridge built ?....What was the line used for ? ... Why was the line abandoned ?
well taken! for sure an earlier video and had no information prior to visiting. hopefully newer videos will be more informational. thanks again for the feedback!
Jessup Trestle 1895. Roaring Brook 1910. Abandoned after extensive damage along the line from Hurricane Agnes 1972.
Oh also I’m suing u for being on my property
lol
Nice video butt me and heights are not friends it's all yours sir THANKS anyways